Choose the below statement is true/false;
Every Citizen has the right to vote to elect the members of the National Assembly.

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Detailed Solution

The above statement is False.
The Constitution of 1791 gave power to the national Assembly to make the laws. The National Assembly was indirectly elected. The Citizens elect or vote for the group of electors who choose the Assembly. And not every citizen and not even every man was allowed to vote. Only those above the age of 25 who paid the tax equal to that of the three days of Labourer’s wage had the right to vote and were considered active citizens; others were called passive citizens. And the one who aspires to be an elector or a member of the national Assembly must belong to the highest bracket of Taxpayers.
The correct statement is Every Citizen does not have the right to vote to elect the members of the National Assembly.

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